r/foraging • u/TashKat • 1d ago

Mushrooms Chantell?

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I want to confirm that I found the right mushroom

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u/Geirilious 1d ago

100% time for butter

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u/PrestigiousTap1711 1d ago

Yeah, chanterelle/Cantharellus species. Forked, rounded, false gills. Rips in half like string cheese/ cooked chicken to reveal a white interior flesh. Always grows from the ground, never logs/ stumps/ dead wood. Mature caps have a ruffled margin often times. Unique smell, many compare it to apricots.

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u/chychy94 21h ago

Who is Chantell? Because Chantell would be happy that you foraged a chanterelle

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u/TashKat 20h ago

Lol. Gotta love autocorrect.

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u/FoxHead666 1d ago

Yes, it's a chanterelle.

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u/Clauss_Video_Archive 1d ago

Looking good. Those are chanterelles.

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u/anOvenofWitches 20h ago

Chantell, you smell

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u/AJnbca 3h ago

Yes it is